Wordsmith, Wordsmith
Where for art thou dear Wordsmith?
Today, we are celebrating that skilled user of words…The Wordsmith. Commemorated annually on May 3rd, Wordsmith Day is observed by writing poignant, soul-stirring words, quotes, stories, and poetry as you harness your ability to make words work their magic to the eyes of your reader.
The Write Legacy
To what do we owe the extinction for the art of writing the development of human connection manifested through written communication unspoken words that come to life on pages of carefully constructed alphabets.
Old letters never thrown away greeting cards with endearing messages an unshaken desire to revisit memories of the past recollections so vividly captured The nostalgia of reading anticipating, remembering an art form that connects human emotion with personality.
Penmanship, the essence of individuality sophistication and style personalized sentiments illustrated through exquisite craftsmanship black ink bleeding through gold nibs of the finest writing instruments around.
Where did the prominent writing mechanisms go Aurora, Conklin, Montblanc Parker, Waterman or Leboeuf? Did they truly relinquish their fame to no more than mere computerized fonts italic styles quick changing text colors?
Shalt not the days of a personal letter on decorative stationary or filler paper invoke anticipation from a mail carrier’s delivery? Demanding regal attention charm and grace strokes from the quill and pen calligraphy, cursive, Old English or script a quest to preserve the spirit of writing legacy.